Ritondo ran for governor and proposed Vidal for the presidency

The deputy and head of the PRO bloc in the lower house, Cristian Ritondo, launched himself today as a candidate for governor of the Province of Buenos Aires and nominated his peer, María Eugenia Vidal, as a candidate for president in the 2023 elections, in the midst of the internal opposition. I intend to be governor of the Province of Buenos Aires. I am doing it through the experience of four years, perhaps, in the worst chair (in reference to his role as Minister of Security during the administration of María Eugenia Vidal) and being part of a team that governed the Province, and understanding what things we should have done before and what things we did not do, and also see what they are doing,” the legislator said this morning, in statements made to La Red radio. It takes a governor to make decisions. I have the experience, I have the team,” the legislator stressed. Ritondo thus rose to the race for the governorship of the largest district in the country. Along the way, he will meet the ambition of other aspirants from his own space, such as Deputy Diego Santilli. When asked about this point, he said: “We will go to an internal one with Diego or we will solve it before, they are two of the options that Together for Change will surely have.” Regarding the candidacies for next year, Ritondo expressed his enthusiasm for a possible candidacy of María Eugenia Vidal for the presidency. “I would love for her to be a candidate for president. I am very happy with what he has said, because he has the best things that Patricia has, management methodology and capacity like Horacio (Rodríguez Larreta),” he said. With the passing of the weeks, different referents of the opposition front begin to run for the presidency. In this regard, Ritondo said that “it is barbaric to have 4 or 5 players on the court who can play.” We have great players to play what is coming,” he said. On the other hand, when asked about the eventual incorporation of Javier Milei to the coalition, he said that “there are issues that he shares and many” others that he does not with the deputy of La Libertad Avanza.

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